What is Invown’s pricing model?

Invown makes money by charging a commission 5% to the issuer on the amount of investments. The commission is 5% of the capital raised. 2% to the investor on the amount Of the initial investment At the time of maturity on the matured amount Of any funds paid from [more]

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What is Invown’s role in these transactions?

Invown is a funding portal that facilitates the transaction between the investors and owners. Invown is not a bank, not a broker/dealer, and does not handle any bank accounts. Invown does not offer investment advice, nor does it advertise the sale of securities. Instead, it acts as a portal [more]

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Can I end my commitment early?

It is important to understand that you are purchasing securities backed by real estate that are issued by property owners. This, on the one hand, gives you the ability to gain exposure to residential real estate value but it also means that these securities are not easily tradeable. It [more]

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Is there a minimum investment term length?

Yes. There is a mandatory holding period of at least one year. Investors cannot transfer the securities they purchase, based on the property, for a year, and owners cannot create a financing event or buy back the securities in the first year.

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How are issuers (property owners) vetted?

Before any offering is approved Invown makes a reasonable effort to analyze the property and the issuer (aka owner). We verify that the person applying for funding is the property owner and has the right to offer the securities. We conduct a title, lien search and background check to [more]

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